High-Density Polyethylene Medical Waste Bags, Puncture-Resistant, Red Warning Symbol

Core Selling Points

Superior Puncture Resistance Performance: Made of medical-grade HDPE high-density polyethylene material, with puncture resistance strength reaching 6.8N, far exceeding the industry standard of 5.5N, effectively preventing penetration by injection needles, surgical blades, and other sharps, reducing sharps injury accidents in medical institutions by 78% annually.
Standardized Warning Design: Prominent red warning symbol fully complies with the Medical Waste Management Regulations GB19217-2003 standard, clearly printed with "Medical Waste" and biohazard symbol, improving identification rate by over 95%, preventing medical waste from being mistakenly mixed with ordinary garbage.
Excellent Leak-Proof Performance: Special thickening treatment achieves a leak-proof rate of 99.5%, with bottom heat-sealing strength increased to 5.2N/cm, effectively preventing leakage of infectious liquids such as blood and body fluids, reducing environmental contamination risk.
Outstanding Load-Bearing Capacity: Maximum load per bag reaches 15kg, meeting the daily average 35kg medical waste processing needs of large medical institutions, reducing replacement frequency and improving work efficiency by 40%.
Safe Sealing Design: Bag opening is thickened, equipped with specialized ties, sealing strength test pass rate of 99.8%, preventing medical waste from scattering during transportation, ensuring safety throughout the process.

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Material and Process Details

This product uses medical-grade HDPE (high-density polyethylene) raw material, processed through biaxial stretching technology, making the molecular chains more orderly arranged, enhancing material toughness and puncture resistance. Material thickness is precisely controlled at 0.08mm, treated with anti-oxidation and anti-UV processes, improving material anti-aging performance by 65%. The inner layer is added with special anti-slip factors, increasing friction coefficient, preventing sharps from sliding and causing punctures. Bag seams use high-temperature heat-sealing technology, with melting temperature controlled at 195±5℃, ensuring uniform and consistent seam strength, with no cracking phenomenon after 10,000 vibration tests.

Application Scenarios

Hospital Infection Department: Produces an average of 25kg of infectious waste daily, using red medical waste bags to collect disposable medical supplies used by patients, with puncture-resistant design reducing sharps injury incidents from 5 times per month to zero.
Operating Room: Each surgery produces approximately 3.5kg of sharp medical waste, with high-density polyethylene material effectively preventing surgical blades, suture needles, etc., from penetrating the bag, protecting medical staff safety, and improving waste classification accuracy to 97%.
Laboratory Department: Processing approximately 280 samples daily, using red warning symbol medical waste bags to collect discarded blood collection needles, slides, etc., with leak-proof design ensuring safe handling of post-test waste, reducing cross-infection risk by 89%.
Medical Waste Temporary Storage Point: Centrally storing medical waste from various departments, high load-bearing design allowing each collection point to safely store 150kg of medical waste, reducing transfer frequency by 45%, improving waste management efficiency.

Color/Style Display Options

Red: The national standard specified color for infectious waste, highly visible, suitable for collecting infectious waste contaminated with blood, body fluids, and excretions, complying with the requirements of the Medical Waste Classification Catalog.
Yellow: Suitable for pathological waste and pharmaceutical waste, such as tissue specimens, expired medications, etc., with usage frequency in large hospitals and laboratories increased by 38%.
Blue: Specifically for collecting traumatic waste, such as injection needles, surgical blades, etc., enhancing visual identification, reducing occupational exposure risk for medical staff by 53%.

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Usage Steps

Inspection Preparation: Check if the medical waste bag is intact before use, confirm that the red warning symbol is clearly visible, place it in a dedicated waste bin and fold the bag opening outward.
Standardized Disposal: According to the requirements of the Medical Waste Classification Catalog, place the corresponding category of medical waste into the bag, avoid mixing different categories of waste, control the filling volume to below 3/4 of the bag capacity.
Safe Sealing: After appropriate filling, tighten the bag opening, use specialized ties at 10cm from the bag opening to tighten, ensure sealed without leakage, prohibit the use of staplers or other tools that may puncture the bag for sealing.
Identification Record: Attach record labels to the medical waste bag, noting waste source, category, weight, time, and other information, facilitating traceability management, improving disposal accuracy by 93%.
Standardized Transportation: Use specialized carts to transport sealed medical waste bags, handle gently, avoid squeezing, friction, or collision with sharps, reducing puncture risk by 75%.

Maintenance Guide

Storage Conditions: Should be stored in dry, ventilated, shaded environments, storage temperature controlled at 5-35℃, relative humidity not exceeding 70%, avoiding direct sunlight and high-temperature environments that may cause material aging.
Inventory Management: Follow the first-in-first-out principle, recommended inventory cycle not exceeding 18 months, regularly check packaging integrity, avoid contact with acids, alkalis, and other chemical substances.
Pre-Use Inspection: Visual inspection should be conducted before use, ensuring no damage, punctures, or deformation, stretching the bag edges to test resilience, should not use if below standard strength.
Abnormal Handling: If puncture resistance performance decreases or leakage occurs, stop using immediately and handle as medical waste, while providing product batch information to suppliers for quality tracing.
Training Requirements: Medical institutions should conduct at least 1 time per quarter training on medical waste classification and protection for relevant personnel, improving correct usage rate to over 97%.